The triple injected Garmont Elektra telemark boots are a super burly boot for women telemark skiers. It features their stiffest flex and Garmont's women's specific thermoformable G-fit liner. The Elektra is very rigid torsionally due to it's stiff injection (white) that not only reinforces that cuff, but also meets with the same stiff injection on the lower shell which then wraps underneath the ball of the foot and into the binding. Features: Use: Piste, Off-Piste, Racing, Ski Mountaineering Color: White/Silver Shell: Triple Injected Pebax Liner: G-FitW Thermoformable Closure: 4 Magnesium buckles and Power Strap Height: 33.5 cm Weight: 1575 grams (3.46 pounds) Forward Lean: 19, 24 degress and walking mode Sizes: 23-27.5 Backcountry Magazine: "Skepticism is par for the course with women's boots. As a Colorado tester noted, 'I'm always wary of modifications that appeal to the non-aggressive, timid, lightweight skier population. So I'm equally excited and pleased to discover that Elektra is every bit as stable as the men's EnerG.' Most women who tested it noted the 'stiff bellows.' One noted the 'consistent flex of the bellows' which helped 'keep more of the ball of the foot down compared to Scarpa boots.' Another Colorado ripper felt a bit 'overpowered' by the Elektra, yet noted that 'the lower shell feels too soft when paired with the stiff cuff.' Several testers thought the cuff was too short, and echoed the common fit gripes for G-Fit liners. 'It's nearly impossible to get a true sense of fit without first baking them,' said one lady tester. 'And toss the laces.'" Skiing magazine: "For years, hard-charging females have been stuck with soft-flexing women-specific boots. Garmont's Elektra changes that, offering a burly telemark boot with a dual-density shell, high liner, and quartet of buckles for bomber stability. Like the men's Ener-G, the Elektra has two forward lean options, and a walking mode. Of course it can tour, but a boot with these creds is all about driving the fall line."